Using vRealize Operations on-premises for Azure VMware Solution

Extend the monitoring capabilities of your on-premises vRealize Operations to monitor the VMware Cloud vCenter Server by adding the Azure VMware Solution cloud account.

For more details, see Configuring an Azure VMware Solution Instance in vRealize Operations.

Note: If the network latency between vRealize Operations primary node and VMware Cloud is greater than 5 milliseconds, you should deploy remote collectors in VMware Cloud.

Procedure

1. Deploy the vRealize Operations remote collectors in VMware Cloud, see Create a Remote Collector.
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   Deploy the OVF in the SDDC-Data Center level and select the Compute Resource Pools and validate your deployment. You can only select the workload datastore for storage when deploying the OVF in VMware Cloud.

   Since VMware Cloud is set in an isolated network, the remote collectors cannot view or connect to the primary node. To collect data, you must set up the bidirectional access between the vRealize Operations primary node and the remote collectors you have created. To do so, you can use a VPN or create a direct connection with no-NAT.

2. Add and configure an adapter instance in the vRealize Operations cluster in VMware Cloud. To configure a vCenter adapter, see Configure a vCenter Adapter Instance in vRealize Operations Manager. To configure a vSAN adapter, see Configure a vSAN Adapter Instance.
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   Ensure that the remote collector is assigned to the adapter instance and the data collection happens through the remote collectors that you have set up. Select the newly deployed remote collectors for Collectors/Groups under Advanced Settings.

   Figure 1. (Recommended) vRealize Operations On-Premises collecting data from Azure VMware Solution with remote data collectors

   

   Figure 2. vRealize Operations On-Premises collecting data from Azure VMware Solution without remote data collectors